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Kirk Olivadotti is returning to the Washington Redskins as inside linebackers coach, and new coach Jay Gruden is retaining Raheem Morris as defensive backs coach and Jacob Burney as defensive line coach.

More change is coming to a Pittsburgh Steelers defense that declined in 2013, but the turnover apparently won't include the player who has been the face of it for the last decade.

In the NFC, the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers will battle for a trip to the Super Bowl. Over in the AFC, it's the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots who are still alive.

The road teams are rolling, but home-field advantage could prove decisive. Who will emerge Sunday?

The Buffalo Bills have hired Jeff Hafley as a defensive assistant coach.

Tom Brady has eased fears over his fitness after returning to practice ahead of New England's AFC Championship showdown with Denver.

Tom Brady is back at practice with the Patriots.

As part of ESPN's NFL Nation Confidential survey of more than 320 players, Peyton Manning was selected as the one player they would start a team with and respected the most.

Insider's Vegas NFL wiseguy provides ATS picks for both championship games

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady missed Wednesday's practice with what one source called a minor illness.

The Cleveland Browns say they will look into controversial photos that were posted Thursday on wide receiver Davone Bess' Twitter account.

Peyton Manning's foundation for at-risk youth will receive a $500 contribution for every time the Denver Broncos' quarterback shouts "Omaha" during the AFC championship game.

Panel of peers adds to awards he's amassing like so many touchdowns

The Cincinnati Bengals moved swiftly to fill their defensive coordinator role, promoting Paul Guenther to the position on Thursday.

The New England Patriots are no strangers to the AFC Championship Game, but this is the first time since 2005 the Denver Broncos will be vying for a Super Bowl place.

Peyton Manning's foundation for at-risk youth will receive a $500 contribution for every time the Denver Broncos' quarterback shouts "Omaha" during the AFC championship game.

Just when the Miami Dolphins filled one vacancy, another has opened up.

We da real dons! pic.twitter.com/AdlYCuCsEK â€" Davone Bess (@davonebess) January 16, 2014

Denver and New England are prime examples of teams running more man-based concepts. Here's why.

Fifteen seasons. One ailing foot. Zero rings. Now Champ Bailey is relying on a unique source of inspiration.

SB XLVIII promises plenty of intrigue, regardless of who advances this weekend

Well, there really is no love lost between Seahawks and 49ers fans, is there?